HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-02-09, Page 5the Varan :rys wife'
N most farms the hens and the
money they bring in belong to
the farmer's wife.
This money will soon grow to a
considerable sum if deposited in the
bank regularly.
,4 jar a copy of Oar Memo laoZ.'contrtalla ,
useful zaforraalioN Jnr• far,.rs.
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R. I. Magnin,;, Manager
Cotun3tg COtAl
The Council of the bfunicipal'Cor-
poration of the County of Huron met
in the council charnel-, Goderich, Tues.
January 24th, at two' o'clock,. in the
afternoon, pursuant -to statute.
The following Reeves and Deputy
Reeves made and subscribed the de-
claration of office and'took their seats
with the exception' of A. E. 2ohnston,
who was unable to attend through ill-
nesss
Ashfield=Alex Hackett, T. J, `'An-
derson..
Colborne -Hugh Hill
Goderich Tp. -H. C. Cox.
Grey -Henry Keys, F. W. Rowland,
Hay -E.`15. Klopp. -
Holvick-Thos. Inglis, 'Geo.- Hub-
,
;herd.
Hallett E, Adams. '
McKillop -k . T. McQuaid.
A2orris-W. - J. Henderson.
Stanley -John A. Manson.
Stephen -John J, Hayes, Reuben. A.
'Giete.
Tuekersmith-Roland Kennedy,
Turnberry-Isaae Wright.
Usborne-Tames Ballantyne,
E. Wawanosh--F, D. Stalker: .1
W. ,Wt,wanosh-A. E,; Johnston. --
Clinton -B. Langford. , '
Goderich-R, E. Tiuner,'J. W.
'•Craigie.
Seeforth-J. W. Beattie.
Winghani-J. W. McKibbon.
• Blyth -Dr. J, W. Milne. ee
Brussels -A.. C. Baeker.
Exeter -C. B, Snell.
Vv roxeter--John Henneburg,
Henson -Robert Higgins,
A resolution of :sympathy with Mr,
'Johnston was passed an, d his. nafne
-was placed on the pay roll.
County Clerk • liohnan opened the
session and presided until -the new
warden, John J. Hays. of Stephen, was
elected. He, was then esoorted to the
:hair and was duly sworn in.
In his inaugural epeech'Warden
'Hays called attention to the •increased
expenditure in the county and urged
economy on the -part of the nmelnbers.
Ho' said he' could depend upon the
:members to give their best attention
to the woik,of: the • session.
On tnotion of Messrs, Henderson-
and Goetz -Dr, Milne, R. Kennedy, R.
,E. Turner, J. W. McKibben and Alex.
Hackett were appointed:, a, striking
.committee. This committee later re-
ported the following standing commit-
tees for the year '1028: Executive -F:.
.J'. 31feQuaid, -3. ,W. Langford, . R. At
Goetz, R. E. Turner, J. Ballantyne;
:Special -E. A. Adams, T. J.; Ander-
son, F. J. McQuaid, J. A. Mattson, F.
1). Stalker; Finance' -A. 0.. Baelcer,
J. W. Beattie, 1. J. 'Wright, R. Hig-
gins, E. P. Klopp; Education -J.
' . WuBeattie, A. C. Baeker, Dr. Milne,
F. -W. Rowland,. C.;IL, .Snell; Rood
and Bridge -A. E. Johnston, R. Il;,.
:Turner,; W. J. Henderson, Ales;
Hackett,, J. W. McKiblion; County
'Property -.J: A. Manson, J. W.
• Craigie,.- George Hubbard, John
Henneberg, H. A. Keyed; House of
Refuge -Dr. Milne, R, Kennody,.,,- J,
Mclibobn, George Hubbard;
Wardens' Committee -Alex , Hack.
ext, W. J. Henderson, John Henne,
'berg, R. A, Goetz, E. A, Adams;
Geed . Roads Commission -7. Inge
'lis, H. Hill, H. C. Cox., ,
A, C. Baelcer amid G. W. Rohner)
•'wore appointed on the Criminal Audit.
Tilos.. Inglis,' Hugh Hill and H. C.
-Cox-were appointed Good'Reads' Com-
missioners for 1928, e:
W. Brydone was appointed to the
°Clinton'. Collegiate Institute - board.
Mr.' Harry Stewart to the Seafortli
'board, J:' J. Robertson' td Goderich
Collegiate board, 'R. Vanstone xo
' Whigham High school board • and F.
H. Rowe to the' Exeter- board of edu-
cation. "•
The 'ratter of, entertaining .the
Bruce. County Council was discuseecl
but.aetiooi Was left over until later,
1`tistrict' Representative Paterson
made an extensive report on his week
'in the' county, which; was in part as;
follows:
• Many: ealls have been received for
•' assistance -and advice in the purchass-
',ing of hard and ,flock sires, while
docking and dipping, demonstrations
-rave" beengiven, in sev rale t
e en e.rs
Iso wi yin rove
s Flo l p mens; the most not.'
e '%
able ..chievemelmt was the organiza-
tion and holding of the first Huron.
'Count Bacon TIog hair an the y d he osr
• tt.,iliehment
of two more Boar Clubs,.
'There are nine Boar Clubs in. the
county.
Commenting on', the .Bacon Iiog
JJ's1 the report said, "Local opinion
is Noteworthy regarding : the Hog,
liair, Many have .expressed them-
etelvcs as: well satisfied 3n
e revery way
with the results and the are looking
forward to the permanent establish-
ment of a County Hog:Fair. Hog
grading has perhaps suffered, due ` to
the fallen markets. Nevertheless
•some centres have continued supply -
hogs has -not done the business any
good as far' as raising select hogs is
eencerned. Conepulsory grading• will
be lecei9ed by the majority as a step
in • advance' It , mighty be inter-
esting to add•that in 1926'1523 sows`
and 142 stags -were marketed while
in 1927 to Dec. 8 only 1181 sows . and
93 stags were disposed of in that
way, Thid''15 . an indication. that our
hog raisers -areare not, panicky and from
personal observation ewe believe that
is true."
"The poultry -industry is one . of
the most valuable £arnT side line's in
the- county. -The quality of poultry.
produce is showing yearly improve-
ment
and' whilepriees are only' fair
yet increased production by careful
management is }'taking the enter-
prise very profitable. • A culling
campaign was conducted a's -in the
past. Leis an established: part of
the_businees'on.a goodly number of
farms to cull' annually. A' number
of young men were trained to • mill"
the ,flocks."
`.Generally speaking. -the live stock.
situation is fairly good` It is thought
that the gradual transition to. dairy -
frig will 'necessitate the formation" of
cow -testing associatigns and .• asele-
tanee in establishing dairy. herds.The.
'natter of declaring the county a 'bet-
ter bull area' .and 'making . it a T. 'B.
or over is very -satisfactory, SeVetl-
teen gardens ocored 90 per 'cert 'oa
better.:,,
"Two Juniors Farmer a9sec-
tat,on ac • prosoni, tent ,
1 erdwieh 23 men -tolls; Bly h
25 members.,- These arc all that„ie t
mat') of the oin,airizetionk 'formed app
the 'conclusion.:of each short eottrse
It is .felt that a real nucleus has been
established in. the Blyth As o ration
Its. members have been very active
ever since the conclusion of the. short
course in. January 1927. A nuinber
of Junior Farmers not affiliated ty"iti;'
any local association have takercon-,'
sidoe ble interest in the wgrlc of the
Department Several attended 'the
judging -competitions and ,lpractic
held during during theyear and a numb
of thein are planning to attend Juni
Conference this ,`;fall. There is
'.county association as ,
4Tunior. farmer work is no* one
our Meier projects. There is a pre
field for further; work and with in
'cations of good results from paste
cleavers we are -,keenly interested
advancing the work in as yet u
:touched districts in the county."
"Three Junior 'Institutes or Cir
Clubs are active, '['ordwich oi...Ret
nam Junior Institute ' 26 member
Blyth Girls Club.: 30 members Lo
desboro Junior Institate, 20 'mei
.bens.` These organizations have de
ively engaged in, Institute' week -
co-operation with the' local" senior i
statutes. 'Coaching ,iu household se
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ence judging was received with operi
arms and the 'results were exception-
ally good. ' Several debate's, plays and;
ocial evenings, have resulted from
the interest ';taken in Girls' Club
work,"
Provision was made for the'. pay-
ment of grants .on:seme basis to Con-
inuation 'schools; as -to. Collegiates
and High schools, to be made to apply
o last, year also; •: •-
A. Porterfield and A. E. Erwin
were appointed audito'rs."-
The Wardens ,Goods "'Roads Com-
rissroners arid County Engineer were
appointed,to attend the Ontario Good
gads Convention.
The .County Printing was. awarded
o the Goderich Signal.
A graiit: of 5750 was -voted to -each
of: the „established county hospitals,
hen` they submit a financial state
entto'the clerk. Only a coupleol
rein had submitted reports„
The: usual" grants were made to the
ring and fall fairs. •
The Children's. Shelter came in for
ome criticism and ,a grant.of only
00 was given. The committee rec-
mmended that if the matron was
anged at once a further grant; be
made'hs June. The members seemed
think that -when council gave so
rgely to the support. of .the shelter
at the members should have some
versight.-e same.' and the Govern -
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ent is to be asked to change the
ildrenst Aid Act -so as to allow the
Co
:Council to control the Shelter
it does the County Home.
The Inspectors of North and .South
uron each subnmitted lengthy. a-
rts, which were accepted and order -
printed in the°minutee;•
A motion: was made to the effget
at the Warden and Clerk - be auth-
zed .to sign and eubntit'to the Min-
er .of Highways and .Public Works
the Province the petition- of the
nnty of Huron, showing that der -
g the year January' let to Deeere-
r• 81st, 1927, there has been ex-
derl the sunt of 5217,462.25 and re
sting the statutory grants mm that
ountas provided• by, the Act to aid
the improvement ° of Public High -
Free District are also' 'future:pi:ob"i-Ch
lems, ' C
"No special campaigns were inaug- as
urated except:the Corn Borer -cant-' •
paign. 'Reith the appointment of a lI
capable inspector it would appear 'Ii
that the possibilities of • having to ed
discontinue corn growing were lim-
ited.. You have heard the •inspector's' ee
report on' the progeeas of 'leis -work ori
and our assistance is 'available at ist
any time." ' of.
"The spray'. service in connection oe
with the apple growers'ivas continued
with excellent results.. We have a eel'
number of 'splendid letters- of appre- lien
oiation of the spray •service on file, ;tee
These are from both our regular and am
supplementary list of• growers." • ' ei
There,.is an increased 'interest
-being' taken--' indrainage judging
from the diiificultythe manufacturers
had in suppyling the for field work:"
"In weed control our success, was
limited. 'Nearly all 'municipalities
appointed inspectors to enforce the
new- het. Some 'inspectors succeeded.
in .clearing up their districts pretty
well and it is hoped that we may be
in a position to offer•= more assistance
tin 1928• than'we•were able 911 .give in -
i
"The Royal Judging Competition'
was a keen .ane,. The ten flee -trip
Winners earned their . places and all
eonipetitors 'expressed' :themselves as
being extremely .well pleased with
the nature and object of the competi-
.tion, , Nearly every township was
represented aticl • almost, equal „Mini-
bers-of-prize winners cairie ..from
north ,and ,south Huron. Fortunate-
ly good classes of stock; Poultry.,.'ap-
ples, -seeds and'potatees were sup-
plied and that belpe_considerably.-in
making contests of this. nature sue-:
eeesful,,"• -
"The domestic science. "jgdging;'
Competition at Blyth July 20th was
the first of its kind in the county,
The girls did:' -exceptionally good
work' and this•`promiscs t0 be a real-
contest in future years?'.
The inter •-county live stock judg-
ing team was thirteenth at the Royal
and' sixteenth itt Guelph out of 31
and -24 teams respectively..: They
stood' second 'as a 'team at Guelph in
lodging dairy cattle and • Harvey
Johnston was second and -Wm. Moll'
teeing third individual in this' eless.-
Wm. Meliwaine stood seventh• in the
entire' competition.
"The Inter -county" girls' judging hg.
team at the C. N. E. stood'third :out;
of 25 teams, it very creditable show-
ing. They were first as a team „in
judging clothing. Louise Mills ;took
first -place in this Class. Melda "Mc-
Elroy was seventh and Edna 'McCall
tenth, Miss McDell rya's tied for
11th . place iii house furnishings,
h gs,
•1Vliss Mary Wood'who was carried ' as
a snore was enterad in '• the' open
clothinI
g class: and was retnrned'ctlro""
winner.",,,
'sboHefei
_enc
e Twas'nia
dc to th
e var d
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:short courses in -.agricultue",and
economiesswine and sleep,marketing,
• Fara': 'mecha»ics :and
-ewlne eon`se at'tli.
e pa'eking Dennis,
"Our schools fans . were, better
than in 1926._ „More and' better en-
tries Were shown at 15 of the ,19
fairs: ' :The fairs ran more smoothly
and the co-eperation of all concerned
was excellent • The generous.•ti-e;tt
ment o,f these "fairs Int- the comity
council 10 deeply appreciated •by all
"Three Home Garden Contests
wore held. The judge, reported.the
contests (cry keen, Nearly; all had
heir gardens deo shape for judeine
ing a large percentage of select 'hogs. w
"The decreased premium on select 1 o
Expenditures
Outstanding cheque, Stand-
ard Bante 4,191.22
Criminal Justice , . 11,484,-56.
County Home t ,_ , 13,502.10
Schools 117,019.50
Land. Tax.. ,. 760.71
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Grants -,. 6,075.00
Municipal Government , 8,750.90
Road and Bridges , 407.49
County -Property ,: 8,727.70,
Registry Office and Gaol :4,407.98
Adv„ Adv,'Lrrinting and postage 2,868,51„
Extra expenses• of County'"
Equalization, .. . 2,868.51
Mothers' Mothers'. Allowances , 11,887.50
Charities -. 3,437.86
Division Court 571,45
M'iscell
aneous 60.16,
Children's Shelter ...,, 3,167,46: Executors' Auction -Saler
Loans Repaid ✓, 78,000:00 ' 0f Fa, harm Stnek and
Debentures Redeemed . , 67,000.00 Farm,harm
rlfl: CT Iiti"J'QN-1'1 i5'S RECORD
'-ori Otte S
Burges;;' Portrait Studio in'4linten
will be open every Tuesday, The
r
hours, until further: notice will be
'exon' J2 `L i, 2 top.ia..; If 'y.0 'v ant
ilotegeaphs .taken -'please come in
hese;oti>,s. My 'Studio wilt .always
be waimm, so do not be afraid to bring
91)1 children in the winter,
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VIlTCIIELL AND 'CLINTON
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MEMBER 3' '1'. 15.
Prompt attention to Orders for Flow-
ers, Plants, FIora1-Designs,
Flowers and Designs sent Anywhere
Lettuce 'tad Forced Rhubarb Now
Ready.
e V. Cooke
Two -Phones-6,6w end 66j
Clin op Flour Mill
Car of Feed Wheat '
.iUST ARRIVED' •
52.00 per Cwt., Ground.
51:15 'per Bushel
SCHOE N '[ALS'
47-2,
Clearing Sale
-of
Men's . Overalls and Smocks
Men's Work 'Shirts
Men's and Boys' Underwear.
Come in. and Share in the Bargains.
T FA1I SERVICE
LONAESBORO, • 48-2.
Valentine Social
In Holmesville United Church.
TUESDAY,'FEBRUAHY 14th:
Come to the Valentine Social, one and
all, -•
You are going to be measured, wheth-
er short or tall.
Four cents cents per foot' -and 1 cent for
each inch,
Is the fee we are asking„ sodo not
flinch.
But conte right -"along and bring' a
• friend, "
And see What a good time you can
spend. With' the Lady Aiders.
Social Starts' at 7,30, 45-l.p,
M arnceges:
JORDAN-WAA.LTON-In Clinton, on
Feb. 8th, by the Rev. A,. A. Holmes,
Mary Louise, youngest daughter df
Mlr, and Mrs. Richard Walton to
Morley Cecil Jordan, son 'of Mi..and
Mrs, Samuel Jorclaii, all of Clinton,
• Births' ,
MAlINS-In Bayfield, on Feb. 2nd,
to 1V15. and Mrs, Lloyd Makins, a
sob: -
Deaths .
TEVENS---Iu Clinton, .on .Feb. 4th,
James Stevens, in -Itis Olst, year,
CARD .OF THANKS
Mts. Lucy Thompson wishes to ex-
tend her thanks to the friends and
neighbors for the 'many manifesta-
tions of sympathy. and helpfulness
Shown during the illness of her fath-
er, the late James Stevens, and since
his death, Also to Mr. Steele and the
other members of the church choir for
their kind services, to those who sent
flowers and all who showed sympathy
hi any :Ivey,
Coupon Interest ,,, -, 6,892,50
Interest'•on_ notes and ex.
cccge 'on'"Clicghes 2,757, 2G
8355,263.03 1:30, as follows: ,
ORSES: Aged work horse; aged
ed
drivers'a.good resider. CATTLE: cow,
Will beheld at lot 20, the Gravgi
Road, 3th miles north of Clinton,. 011
Monday,;; Feb. 26th conrliencing • at
BLY'I'H COUNCIL WILL, COMPLY
WITII ACT .
I'urlis Over'Contminity'.Tlall td Rep-
reseut;ltive Cant»nittee in Effort
.. To Hold Government Grant
BLFT1•T, Feb. 7. -The village coun-
cil decided at a meeting last night
to hapd over Blyth ,Cominunity Hall.
to a, committee representative of all
organizatioins interested at a special
Meeting called for next Monday
ning. It is hoped that the arrange -
molt at __last nig•ht's meeting will
meet with the approval of the. De-
pertinent
epertinent of Agriculture .which had
demanded areturn: of a $2,000 grana
given under the Ceminunity Halls
Act. The' government complained,
that the teams of the act'hall not
green carried out hi Blyth.
peeve 1)11,-11/1
1p, who had tlu•eat-
ened to resign. over the affair, with-,
drew his• resignation at last' niglit's
meeting.
The " , '
cot'nr.rl also
decided 'to; -a
pay
$200 'Pent for the. u`se orf the hall for
council meetne•s. during the', i ,rear.
-and len, o"'theaetlarice' Cf the :financ-
ing til -'the followingcominittee,nam--
ed• last night: 'Davi,' I aidlasv, rep -
t eicntlOC the Agricultural -Society
Mrs,i'1Vi;cCnilough, the,; Women's
stittite; 1VLr, Hinder, the Horticultur-
al e Soci t
y Miss St ,e mhaf
S the Sew --
nm Oi cls; 'Dr. Milne and ITilliarn
Mills', the Village cnuncil -James T?
Mood -i, churches ane fratef'nal so-
cieties.
tid E FOUND..`C1ITS Rzsaranv' ' -
nine years, duo. April 29th; cow,. 8
years, due.1VIar. 10th;. cow,"7 years,
freshened 2 months; -cow 5' years due
May est; cow 7 years, due Aprie23rd;
aged cow; 2 year-old heifer; 3 heifers
rising' 2 years;• 2.r year-old• steer;" Pig
about 10.0. lbs.: IIVIPLEMENTS-seed'
drill,'grass seeder, all eorniilete; 'mow-
er, McCormick, 6 ft.. cut; horse rake,
1128; good team .wagon; light wagon;
steel tired buggy; robber tired buggy;
riding plough; double plough; gang
plough; 2 walking'ploughs,•1 nearly
new; set of 2000 lbs. scales; fanning
mill, nearly new McTaggart cutter;
scuffler, good as new; set of harrows,;
4 section complete; set cif :: Manitoba
sleighs; gravel box; disc ',harrow, in
throw; quantity of = 3 -incl - clay tile;
long ladder; set of hay fork rope and
pulleys; HARN.ESS: set of single
hal'ness; set plough harness; some
collars; cross cut saw; hand saw;
ton of cement; .2- pig troughs; 200.
bushels of barley, -5 tons of good feed:
bay; 50 bushels. of Buckwheat,
POULTRY: Ali
mit' 100 white rail'.
Frey rock hens and ullets, • :Post hole
l
'edger; 6 grain •bag`se" "sone "lumber;
wheel barrow neerly new; sa
Y w. pieen•
14- lbs. of„grass seed; churn;, cool'
stove; 2 robes' bis pole; `ras.
,, ggy pole; .'? S seed
sower; -tables and several other 'ar-
ticles
are-,
ticles too nunmerous to mention.
1f not sold before- that date .t e
he
farnm, a choice 100 acres, property of
the late William Morrison, :conven-`
lent to schools, churches and market;
will also be, offered for
''i Terme: i On stock., and idIplements,
.11 sums' of :$10 and'under r,aslr..-0v-
Ci; that amount tell m6nth;, credit will
pe given, on '1i,' fishing ., approved
Mrs Sybilla -Sp ihi s, T.atisilitis-near•- _1
joint notes, ore Shscount el' S per cent'
le 90 rte' tell{- seeress dreolra' Sore
Throats, Ileaci Colds, Bronchia" 'Ast,h-
Ufa': "C (nigh, r on cutis; Catat•u1i and.
hen ho calfed'and the:faet that 63 Tonsil diseases Results " r•gofl or
Y
st`ri'aight-allawad for Cash. 1 'Perms of_
farhn nmarle,-known nn day of sale.'
Liv Fess
POULTRY
Bain atu; poultry:: d eggs here.
ar,d'ni 1F: more 0ofii or yaittsc t:,
R2rrlat nriieu fos- heavy hens ate;
ad tniage of thein now,
Clinton's Leading Eg Grading.
St i.ti,gi,
#niton Poultry House
Phones -Office, 2149 Residence, 214 v
LOGS ar ANTED
We aro again in the market for
good 'logs of all kinds, either deliv-
ered in our mill yards or on the
Stump 13ighest cash price ,will be.
pito. Custom sawing will be done at
Bayfield, Thermos Wallis', 4th can.
Goderich township, and Clinton as
usual' during• the year.
McEWEN BRQ5.
Hayfield P.O, Phone624 r-4, Clinton
41-tf
Ste art -Warner
MatchedUnit Radios
Six reasons why you should buy 'a
Stewart -Warner five tube Radio set.
1 The price is within the Fetich of -all.
2. It gives very little or no trouble,
We have a set out three years
old. It is working. as good • as
3. I9 is easier on B. Batteries than a
six tube' set,
4. It is very clear : fine tone, e, and
works well in any kind of.`avea-
ther and has plenty of volume.
5. Brings in Toronto•and London with
very little interference,
6, Will tune in stations as far away
as California on the loudspeaker,
What more.could you 'wish for in
a radio. Try one: out and be.eon-.
vineed for yourself.
H. A. Hove • -Clinton'
Hovey,
•
Work Wanted ,.
Farmers needing .help, by day or
week, cutting wood, etc., ring 8 on
607, Clinton, central.
Cows for -Sale'
3 good, young .cows, two to freshen
'.in February, and one in April, _Apply
to was. Hoggart, R. R. No. 1, Clinton.
Phone 22 on 641,.Clinton Central.,
4'77.-p,
For, Sale,
An Auto Knitter, triple plate, in
good ' condition. ' Will sell cheap for
cash, Inquire 'at The News -Record.
office. 47-2,
-For Sale ' -
Cutter and '• set of single harness.
Apply to A. Ey Brwin, ,Bayfield, Ont.
47-2.
Dog Tax;,
Owners and harborers of dogs are
hereby notified that the dog tax is
due on or before March lst,, Payable
at the offiiee of` the tax .collector,
town, hall, Clinton, 'r,. Stang, "col-
lector.
NOTICE
The firm of William BXunsdon .&
Son -was dissolved on • October 20th,
1927, by mutual agreement. All out-
standing accounts are:requested to be
settled not later than:February 20th
1928,i at either . Londesboro or Bltyh.
William T. Brundson, ' ,I. Howard
Brundson,
Farm for Sale '
80 -ace a
r farm n Base ase line, 2 miles
north of Clinton. 8-r:ooin• frame
house, bank'barn 80x49. Artesian
well with windmill. ' 5' acres good
maple bush. Good orchard, Apply
on premises to J, Macdonald or to J,
Macdonald ,R. R, No. 1, Clinton, ' t -
• 47:'2-p,
Huron County. Breeders
.The Iduron' County, Home Breederas
held their annual meeting. on Jan. 14,
The secretary-treasurees; report was
read and found satisfactory. Any
person -wanting' to join the club for
1928 should apply to the secretary as
the list is,filling fast. G. R. McCort-
•ney, Secretary, Seaforth,R. R:;No. :3.
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Property For Sale
8 -room brick house, corner Spen-
cer and North streets, coal and wood
slier, cement Cistern. Nice garden
with small -fruits, new. barn and gar-
age, hen house, pig ,pen, ' new fence
around property. All buildings sup-
plied with Hydro and town water,
Phone in house, Also a good h'nilditg
lot,: Albert street, north next to'L F.
Wasnman's ` residence, Also a black
mare, suitable for delivery, with rub-
ber sheet, harness, 'sleigh and wagon,
Would consider exchanging same. in
part paynment on farm property. All -
win
be sold as proprietor: -intends leav-
ing' tawiL 3
r.i-Lep,'
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t o t Bow 4
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phone 276w, "Clinton, "4
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•Farm For Sale
' 100 acres
good soil, good buildings;
F,
GtinO sugar bus['; 41/ miles from Chil-
ton. Will sell 00 _easy- tern's. A. `P-,
'Vat/Ibsen. Ssafoi'th 1'. 0. Phone
614-33, Clinton central. 38-tf
.sarin For Sale
Choice 100:acres 1 ,
of 20, on T iovru-
cial Highway, 849. miles nortim-of
Clinton,' convenient, to Public and Sep-
arate schools, property of L1le lite
7Vlorrison,: mostly tinder cultivation,
Small hardwood bush. L0570 brie'-
houS.
_e, bat"rt 68x58, good young or-
chard. Apply. to `Georg' G roert
the'7G ardepl5 sto4 eS'' ,. ' ;.,,..
TIITI1rSA) 4.y,
T'EBILUARY 9, 19211,
Cali dlet us slio , "r yOtt
the 4:
ita I.T'R GUARD to fit and is " t -
changaMMe ors aill Mowers. No tools or
rivets required; and, so tingle that ten
year old boy can replace a entire :set'
of
hedger Plates in 15 minutes Made for
all makes (ii
Repairs will
h c 'for
carried a
calte
all -I ales 'o f Mowers, " Bi!! dear°s:. Etc.y in -
'eluding IVIcCoririick,
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Harris Frost
Wood, Cois'autt ..Etas. .
ardvvare:
CLINTON
Vii=al'31N%Sli .'
Electric Ranges,
Bullss, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs
Phone 7
Wanted -Fox -Furs
Will pay 810 to 520 each for; good
fox furs. Highest prices for all, other
furs. H. A. Iiovey, Clinton. 43-tf
Cottage for Sale or Rent
Small, oontfortabie cottage, wired
for electric range. Garage on prem
ises. Apply M. J, Moore, Virilliani
street. _ 38-tf.
Farm For Sale '
Lot' 28; con. 15, Goderich township,
85 acres more or less, good land, well
with windmill, bank barn, hog pen,
6 acres hardwood bush, an acre of
orchard, Comfortable frame house.
Also 50 gore farm on London road,
Tuckersmith. Apply to J - T. Mc-
Knight, R. R. No, 2, Clinton. Phone
604-r-4, Clinton central. 28-tf
CIothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired: 'Woollen goodsdry cleaned,
Rooms Iver Heard's B..rber shop,.
W. J. Jago: ' 22834f
ouJtr°y-Supplies
LAYING MASH
SCRATCH FEED
GRIT,
-
GR1T, Ss;ITLL
AND BEEF SCRAPS
COD LIVER OIL, 31,25 per Gallon
E L 1111 .kl ELL
Iluron Street Clinton
31-tf
Poultry and Eggs
Wanted -
We handle eggs everyday
Poultry Tuesday and Friday
. mornings-'
Call us if you want to get the
highest market price '
A...E. Finch
Victoria St., Clinton Phone' 231
27-tf
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Some people hunt a warns climate
for the winter.
Others buy coal from, us and stay.
The latter' are the Healthiest; for
winter weather is an excellent' tonic,
when it is taken properly.
To go out -from a warm house into
brisk exercise in the cold, then back.
again: into a warm house, this brings
healthy color and boundless energy,:
aice sur,of
1 0 havingur• house
yo l o se
warm i by ordering now a load of our
coal.
Call the teisNIMY'
for good, dean coal
aeraummutavomponmeinswom
NEVERt aw to to start, a
h School LCourse
as the. safest path to a good salary.
Wesinvite you to -write for partic-
ulars as to courses and results:
Shaw Business, Schools, Bay -Char-
les, Toronto,
5.
House For Sale
Large red brick house, corner Qr-
angeand Wellington streets, 8 rooms,
all modern conveniences. Possession
when desired, Also a barn an '49 acre
lot on Wellington` street. Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins. 06-tf-.6p
Buy Your Coal NOW
It's. a long time until spring. Three.,
marc -cold winter months are ahead, ,
and the mercury will shiver down to
zero more than once 'before the flow -
ere bloom again, •r Have you enough
coal to, last ali winter? Don't
gamble with your family's health and
comfort. Nt is much cheaper to buy
enough coal than to pay doctor mut,
HOWARD. CLARK
Phone 182
orders Taken at Lawson% Grocery
Phone 111
WOOD ,
I `have a quantity of good hard
Wood, slabs and cedar.
NOTICE
Any coal accounts not paid by the
16th of February will be handed in
for collection.
E. WARD
Phone 155 Huron street
Singer Sewing achine
Leased on Small Monthly Payments
Big Discount on Cash Sales
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Now is the time to have your ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles; Belts and Parts for all
makes.
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 1713 P.O. Bog 201,. Clintosl
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KOLSTER-.K1NG
Buy .a radio for the family
in doing so you . will be
giving them something which they
Gan enjoy the year around.
We are dealers for the lfolster•and
Kings sets and will be pleased to give
you a demonstration at any time.
Batteries charged and,storad
-for the winter -
W. J. Nedi erPry3" .
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ASPHALT
ROWING
We have a complete e '
..,lmexof
Toronto Asphalt _ ph 1t Shiteg Ica and
,Roofing for siding or roofs
if..
yof are considering roofing
coni are ours before
l? , buying,
with any other. This is the
best by test
--Fee
Always carry Bran, Shorts,
Western Oats, best quality at
lowest, price. -
POe d9'
Phone 123